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External Contractor Induction Checklist

by Gary Bell, from the Community

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This external contractor induction checklist helps managers brief visiting contractors before work begins. It captures company and role details, explains site fire assembly points and what to do if a fire is discovered, and covers essential safety topics including COSHH and hazardous substances, electricity and power failure, legionella, violence and aggression, slips, trips and falls, working at height, waste generation and safe disposal, and working in loft spaces with fire stopping reinstatement. It also sets expectations on smoking, refreshments, and parking, and includes sign-off from both contractor and staff member. Recommended renewal is every 12 months.

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